Data quality management for SMEs – Part 2
5 main points to achieve higher levels of data quality.
Data quality begins at source, which is the key when establishing best practice around data quality verification.
5 main points to achieve higher levels of data quality.
Data quality begins at source, which is the key when establishing best practice around data quality verification.
Businesses must look to use, leverage and embed data validation within systems and processes to avoid incurring significant costs.
Despite just a year remaining for businesses to migrate to SEPA standards European businesses still have a long way to go.
The latest Business Insolvency Index from Experian®, the global information services company, reveals that during the full year 2012 fewer businesses failed – with 1.04 per cent of the business population failing compared to 1.10 per cent in 2011.
The year ended with December seeing 0.08 percent of businesses fail compared to 0.11 per cent in the same month during 2011.
Jonathan Westley, managing director of Experian’s Consumer Information Services business, outlines the impact and remit of the Financial Conduct Authority.
Experian expertise underpins commitment, confidence and trust in supporters and donors of charities and community groups.
Do mobile payments reflect the future of payments technology? Are cash and cheque really becoming obsolete? What does the future of payments hold for businesses, consumers and Government?
In this blog, I will be delving into the world of Data Quality Management in small to medium enterprises. In my many years of data management experience, necessary processes are not always seen as a “must have” and this seems to be rife in smaller organisations.
Data-sharing is critical to preventing social housing fraud, but there are also differing routes to the cost-effective recovery of fraudulently sub-let homes. We outline two hugely successful case studies.